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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04

friends for another
Long before they will again return the Will have
STAY the earth with its snowy mantle and trees and
will wear their winter ab like all else nature the boys VIII M Bic
need of warm covering Therefore before they leave for those M
seats Of learning they should be well provided everything necessary
complete fall and winter outfit such Clothing Hats Caps ami U
clothes all Of which can here be found latest styles every grade
worth having and at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES consistent with
MATERIALS and HONEST WORKMANSHIP Bring the boys here
start them off to school With generous outfit YOU'LL SAVE MONEY
BUYING HERE You can find just the things they nclfrOm
clothes pair Of heavy winter wooln stocking
noi Of ms or gloves to comfortable Undertaking. Bybung HEEG
NOW Will be ever so much better by sending them funds later
which to supply their needs demands because the first
can buv to er advantage and the boys viii have yo
and Judgment in making their selections You will then know their wants
anticipated and provided for o5ta @ugh at mtp% %
of boys unpovded for away outr in the b
depreciation keep stock EVERYTHING that MAN
the of the
proper place,
fall and winter stock is
now nearly all in
weeks the
oity O. retail dealers
have thoughtof buying
theirs Suits, Over
coats and other be-
ongings boys ages
Alto A. with kneepants
Boys Suits and other
fxings, with long pants
ages 10 to II. The
latest styles, the great
assortment, and the
most reasonable prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04

Mr.. Frank Male, of this city, has
purchased, through Mr.. j. B. Elan,
agent, the valuable farm of Mrs. Cassie
o. Lyme known as Fairview, in Orange
county near Gordonsville. Price,
$1,000 cash.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04

Taylor & Boiling, wholesale fancy
grocers and confectiOners Conversing
with the merchants from the various
sections, we find that there is a more
cheerful outlook than we have known
for years. Already we find that this
feeling is helping business, and whilst
trade cannot be said TO be booming,
still there has been a gradual improve
ment in it for the past thirty days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
HATS AND CAPS.

Stokes & Simmons, Wholesale hats,
caps, &c. The condition of the farm
ing interests is always a good index of
the general condition of business. The
crops this fall having been exception
ally fine there has been feeling of
encouragement among the country
merchants, and the fall trade has been
good one. Money as yet is scarce in
the country, but by October lst we
look for good collections.
G. w. Thorn & Co., wholesale hats,
caps, &c, report that their sales this
fall are far ahead of last season and
that prospects are more promising than
for several wears.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
BOYS WHO GO AWAY.

The vacation Of ~ will
soon be numbered with
"past delights" and
the boys, both large
and small, who go away
from home to drink
from the various founts
of knowledge TO be
found in different parts
OF the country will soon
sgain experience the
"sweet sorrow Of
parting with home and
friends for anoth er
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
HARDWARE.

Watkins, Cottrell e Co., wholesale
hardware: Our trade up 10 this time
has been larger than We have had for
several years. While there is no boom,
goods have advanced in prices all along
the line and the country merchants are
buying very literally. They have car
riedlight stocks for the last three years.
Collections through the territory that
we sell goods in are good, and crop re-
ports are first class.
Donnan x Cannon, wholesale hard
ware Prospects for fall trade are good.
Reports from growing crops are very
fattering. Hope things will improve
this fall decidedly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
VERY LIVELY.

Thaxton & Watkins, wholesale dry
goods and notions Our trade has been
very lively indeed-in fact, it has been
tine best fall season so far we have had
for ten years, with one exception, and
from the present outlook and all We can
gather from our travellers the crop pros
poets are good in every section. We
look forward to a good trade through
the whole winter. While money mat
tiers are little close with the country
people, our customers are paying Ms up
fairly well. and upon the whole we
think this years business will be sue
cess
The Washington critic., 1887-12-23
WASHINGTON EVENING 1887
MRS. oLEvELANp's GIFT.
She Demonstrates Her Interest In Homo
Missionary Work.

At the recent meeting Of the Young
Womans Society of Wells College for
Home Missionary Work letter from
Mrs. Cleveland was opened and draft
for $15 was found incloscd for the treas
ury of the society. Mrs. Cleveland
joined this society when she entered
Wells College in 1881, and when she left
the institution she made particular re-
quest that her name should be kept upon
the list of active members of the society
during her life. as If she were still stu
dent at Wells. She has frequently sent
contributions to the society. In her
letter Mrs. Cleveland expressed her
growing belief in the greater usefulness
of home than Of foreign missions, and
gave her opinion that missionary work
in general has more attention to-day
than ever before. She asked that some
Of the homes Of very poor people about
Aurora, which she remembers from her
days ut Wells, be visited by members Of
the society, and Christmas for the little
ones there be made as happy us possible.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-23
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
IssT |! -

schedule in effect Nov. 30. 1887.
Leave Washington from station corner of New
Jersey avenue and & street.
For Chicago and Northwest, express daily
lO.o5 u. IN, 8,i0p.m.
For Cincinlhii and st. Louis, express daily $50
For Piitsourg and Cleveland, express daily 1885
. y. N. and s.iO u. m.
For Phiadelphin, Newark and Wilmington 73o
For Iin9iE%sdate points between baltimore and
For singerly and intermediate points, Z 30 ~ m.
For Baltimore, 500, $40, 6tO. 7.3O, $40, $50
a@ & is6, & Hi6. G So alS b55 "Gis di5 7ao 'rs's s,
o5o =. m, / 20, Lbs, $50, id0, $50 555',
For annapolis, Gao and $40 q. M, IL 10 and
1901. NJ. ON sundays $50 u. m, 40 y.
m: Leave Annapolis $40 $50 a. m, IL O5.
ooo. $50 y. IN. sundays, $50 n. in, lilo
For Way stations between Washington and Bal.
timore, 800, $40, $50 a. m. 1910 $50,
y, m; f30, 3.ao, 40, $40 and lilo p. m.
For stations on the Metropolitan Branch, fslS;
It .iations Ito only U" p M % and i0f t5o 5hinpPn.
son SUNDAYS stop at all stations.
For Gaithersbnrg and Intermediate loints,t0.3O
For Boyii's and Intermediate Teri stations stations, t1oo p.
Church train leaves Washington on sunday only
a LILO y. m, stopping at all stations on
Metropolitan Branch.
For Frederick. rs 40 a. in., ~. 80 n. n, t5 80 ID
IN. Sundays, 10 p. IN.
For Hagerstown, 1910 II. m. and 1880 p. m.
Trains arrive from Chicago daily o 30 q, IN: and
?.i5 p m; from Cincinnati and st. Louis
daily $50 u. IN. and 2.25 p. M; from Pitts
burg daily 30 a. m, 5.to D. IN.
From Philadelphia, Chester and Wilmington.
1Oi5 a. m, 4.2O, 40 and $50 p. IN. daily
and ~ 80 y. m.
From singerly and intermediate points north of
Baltimore, 10 u. m. daily
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at b 10,
S.25, $50, 7.20. o, 300 10 a. M: 1918,
1.3O 3, i.1O, 3, u, $50, $50, $50 and Ii
u, M on sundays $50, T.2O, 9.O5, 10 n.
mi 13o, 1.35, 40, D, $50, $50, $50 and
1lp. IN.
Except sunday. 'Dally. ssundays only.
Baggage called for and checked Mt hotels and
residences on orders left at ticket Offices, 61O
and 1851 Pa. ave.
W. NJ CLEMENTS, g. X. LORD,
Manager. Ccn. Pass Agent.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-23
General sparks Reinstatement.

The Washington correspondent of the st.
Louis Globe Democrat says rumor Is current
in the Interior Department that William
Andrew Jackson Sparks is to be returned to
his former position as Commissioner of the
General Land Office. OF course this is to oc-
cur as soon as Mr.. Villas is placed at the head
of the Interior Department. Mr. Sparks, OF
late, appears in much better humor with
himself and all the world beside, and the
employees and officials of the Land Office
say that he frequently saunters into his for.
mer quarters with seli-satisiied smile, as IL
he were confident of soon rcsuming his old
place. Sparks friends therefore express the
hope that Mr. Lamar may fail in his ambi-
ton to reach the Supreme Bench, and that
Mr.. Villas may crowd him out of the Interior
Department: In this case they declare that
Sparks will have an opportunity to go back
as Commissioner, and the Illinois statesmans $
revenge on the Southern member of the Cab
met will then be complete
The Washington critic., 1887-12-23
Piedmont Air Line.
.sssallissIs.. s s!Esss=#.l 4 si fs!i

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT Nov. II, 1887.
$50 a. m. East Tennessee fni daily for wnr-
ronton, Gordonsvillo, G. rIOitesyillc, Lynch.
Lynchburg, Bristol. loanoke. Knoxville,
Tome, Tome, Calsra, Montg2mery and New Orleans.
rIn, slssptr Fp, mahnSHn ,Nai d Gr to NTT orsan
Charlottesville, Gordonsville, stations Chcsa.
peake and OHIO route, Lynchburg, Rocky
Mount, Dnnyille and stations between Lynch.
burg, and Danvllle, Greensboro, Raleigh,
Charlotte. Atlanta, birmingham, Mont
G;omery, New Orleans, Texas and California.
connection with Pullman slcepcrs Atlanta to
New Orleans, and Mann boud9ir sleepcrs for
T5nshR sa5 ,n HgE.SsGS and
not connect for q. and o. route points
sundays.
sins6nrs and intsrlneilafc stations; con.
meets at I,lverton with 5. V. II. II. for Luruy,
arriving SLOT. IN,
Gordonsville, Charlottesville, Louisville, Gin.
cinnati and summer resorts on and near line
Of Chesapeake and Ohio route; Pullman
Louisvile also for Lynchburg, Bristol Chat
tanooga, Memphis, Little Rock and all South.
western points, Through Pullman slecpors
Washington 10 Memphis without change.
panyillc, Raleigh, Ashcville Charlotte, CO.
lninbia, Aiken; augusta, ATLANTA M2ptgom'
Pullman sleepers Washington to New Or.
leans. via Atlanta, and Montgomery. Pull
man sleepers Washington to Aiken, S. C.,
without change,
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO DI.
VISION
Leave Washington 9.t2 a. NJ. daily, except
sundgy'hnd AS y, m. daily, arrive Round
Hill Has q. m: and 7.21 y. M; returning.
leave Round Hill $50 q m. daily and 20
p, m. daily, except Sunday, arriving Wash.
ington $40 n, m. and 3,55 p. M
Througl, trains from the south Via Charlotte.
pnnville and Lynehburg arrive in Washing
ton 10 q. m. and S.a3 p, M; via East Ten
ncssec, Bristol and Lynchburg, at 1oi5 a.
m. and 81, ,iOp, nj; Via chesapeake and Ohio
route and Charlottesville, oi0 p. IN. Stras.
burg local o.i7 "a. III.
Tickets, slcepingcar reservation and informa.
ton furnished ard baggage checked at offics,
1900 Pennsylvania avenue aud nt Passenger
station, Pennsylvania H. r., sixth and n streets.
JAS. l.. TAYLOR,
General Passenger Agent.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-23
GiOw He Got II.

Higgng-rvo often wondered how you
cultivate lofty bearing, Virgins. Why,
you're enough to paralyze captain of
police.
:, Wiggins-By study, my boy-by study.
Every morning ] march into drug store,
look the clerk straight in the eye, and ask
for two-cent stamp.-fTid Bits.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-23
Nearly as Good, Pcrbnps.

"John, / am afraid we can't go to tho
theatre any more" said Chicago woman to
her husband.
"No, I'm afraid we can't; money is getting
very tight"
~ shall miss it dreadfully."
$50 shall L.
"What shall we do?n
~ have il, Wen hang your big hat on
the back of the baby's chair and sit and
look at il l"-lMerchant Traveller.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-23
Chesapeake and Ohio Route.
.sxasa ssE.lE ss.,sIsss44i

(Sowport News and Mississippi Valley Col
schedule in effect June 5, 1887.
Trains leave Union Depot, Sixth and Streets.
1857 A. M.--For Newport News old Point Com.
fort and Norfolk. Daily except Sunday, Ar
rive in Norfolk z 40 p. m.
1l.2t A, M.-For Virginia Springs, stations on
the Chesapeake and ohio and points West.
Daily except sunday, observ alton car, Char,
luttosvllle to Clifton Forge. Through Pull.
man Buffet Sleeping cars, Clifton Forge TO
Louisville ana St Louis.
$50 T., M.-Fast Western Express daily. Solid
train, with Pullman Buffet sleeping cars TO
Louisville, Pullman service TO Cincinnati st.
Louis, Memphis and New Orleans.
Office bl3 Pennsylvania avenue.
II, W. FULLER,
Gen. Pass. Agent,
The Washington critic., 1887-12-23
f,ailron6s.
The Great Pennsylvania Route.
80 l ssssEEsss i.1gs

.&sszaallzEsslsssElE &sza szzslssE is7Tg1Es.a
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
Dontc 7,acS sR,Ndia .Snnern
S>i Rats. Magnificent Equipment
IN ErrTcr NOVEMBER 10, 1887.
Trains hd@ Washington from Station, Corn,
orSjrM and n sfr,sts. as Foiio,c,.
For plttsburg. IND the West, Chicago Limited
ENgress of Palace sleeping Cars at D:bO M
daily Fast Line. $50 u m daily TO Cincu
nat, nnd So. Louis, with sleeping cars from
Harrisburg TO Cincinnati and buffet car 10
ST, Lonis; daily. except saturday. IL Chicago
with sleeping car Altoona TO Chicago West.
crn Express at $40 m daily with sleeping
and Except suturdayg Harrisburg 10 Cloye.
l9nd connecting daily ut Harrisburg with
ihr1noh scepcr for Louisville and Memphis.
Pachc Express, 10 y IN daily for pittsburg
and the West with through sccpers TO Pitts.
hurg and Pittsburg TO Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie, Canandaigua Rochester, Buffalo, NJ.
s s no SSIGIy sSeop, &c saturday with pal
For MillinmspoIt, Lock Haven and Elmira ut
=. e:nO a m daily cxcept sunday.
For NGI IS York ard H,o the East 72o II and
Sunday. 0, 1ilO m, ., d;iO, 10 and Il;ao
nm. Limited Express of Pullman Parlor
=. day. and 3db m daily.
s,,r Eor post2lI , without change ? N every day.
fof l,r9oklyn; \. Y,all through trains connect
y.
avoiding double ierrlago across , New STs York
CITY.
Tor philadelphia, 7:2O, %. II and 113O u IN, .,
l;lo u. 10 and Il:20 pm. On Sunday. ~,
ll:iO nm,n, lao, u, 10 and II 20 j. ",
Limited Express, parior and dining cars
',:iO . IN week days and JI5 p IN daily.
For baltimore, 6:jJ. 1:,O. %, DitV O1,D 1 and
lliOnm, l2n5, ., H:i5, i;IO, i:2O, d.iO u,
silO, 10 and LEO m. On sunday, o. DD5.
o!oo LILO m, 2 3i5, .i0, q, $40, 10
For rope's Creek Line, 1;2o n IN and aIOp,
daily except Sunday,
For Anlapnlis, T:2O and % a in 1905, i;2O and
I'm daily except sunday. sundays, oH IN
and i:1O pm.
ALEXANDRIA, AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY MD ALEXANDRIA AND WASH.
lNGTDN RAILROAD.
! For Alexandria, a. G:i5. $40. DAT, 1857 m,
ioDi noon, 2D5. las y. bab1, $50. sos
!,fp1 ami l1ai, pm. ON sunday nj Il, g.i.
: lo:o. ~, .ah, $50. sD5 aud l0.Ol pm
ncc9ininditlnn for 'gaitiro, u m week days.
For Hchnund and the SOUTH u, lo:51 II m daily
,r ,llid 6Oi T. n daily except sunday.
IraiNs lrlyc Alexandria Tor Washington GO5
.Dj, 5, gi0, 1918. li:y. u ni 30. T. .I:2:,
$40, TOj. 832 1912 ard II ,O5 ~ M on
sunday at o.iO aih no. a m, ., $40,
100, o:'e and 1892 pm.
Tickets aud information at tlu uiicc, north
cast corner Of 18th street and Pensylvnnil ave
nue.. and at the station where orders can be left
for the checking of baggage 20 destination from
hotols aud residences.
GiiAs. L. PuGH, J.H. MOOD,
General Manager. G.P. \.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-23

NXTEtK, uSDEyELOPED PARTS or THE BODY
w enlarged and strengthened Full particu.
lars sent lsealed) free. ERIE MEDICAL CO.,
Buffalo. N. Y.
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EeEas y.

Da bic offieielen WabIberi6te
mod INNER ni6t pDaf1dnbig p~orlieaen,
IdBt fi9 bas WabItGeiultaf nod nidt
nit boiler @ewiBbeit fefFeaem. SIS
tpiro ieoo9 bon Sag au Sag uabrs
f9einli9er, baB bic Maioritdt Der Units
bic 3abl 100000 ni9t rur CREDIT,
toHoern iogar nod iiberfteisen tpirf.
Sas 1T in Der Shat elm gldn3enoer
Sieg gemeiea, gldnaeuber nod, ais man
ertDarten fDnnte
Sn WaeO bdIt bic GarmersM aians
gegenDdrtig cine gebeime Sibung ab.
Obglei6 bieie Organization erft 3sSabre
alt 1T, 3ablt ite bod 59on 10000 Wlits
glieber. 108 9elegaten finb erIGieneu.
Wu9 &ep~rdfentanten anberer Staten
maren anpelenb. Cine Gelolution
tpurbe eingebra6t. babin Iautenb, baB
iebes mdnnli6e MitgIieb auf Die 9auer
BON 5Sabreu idbrli6 cine @rtrasS teuer
BON 81 5u 5ablen babe. Die 10 3ufam.
mentommenbe Summe ioa gum 8au
bon 8aumuoalpingereien perlpenbet
tperben.
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Gin aaufmanm in Der untcraaDt,

Se EMBELLISHMENTS "" Wv %tsetSSttWuks
benz burd Elm leibenbes unb fdreienbes
StnO mebrere Wd&te Der Sdlaf seraubt
wurbe uno Der 5u Der fleberseuauna aes
lanste, buB Mfrs. Winslpws Spctbina
Syrup 8eraoe Der Grtitel iei, befen er far
bas Sinh benSthiSte, faufte einen Vorratb
bacon. Nls er mad Sauie fam unb leis
aer 6ran bapon Wittbeiluns maate, peie
gerte iie f6, benz Sinbe bon benz @etaufs
ten gu perabreiden, ba fe cine 4nbdnae,
rim Der SculSppatbie mar. Die nd&ife
Na4t tpurbe rteber Idlafos psrbradt.
Gls Der 8ater uut nGdifsn Gage mad
Saule fan, fanb er bae Sinh idleGter
als ie, unb ba es abermals cine ialahcie
Na4t b~efiirdtete, rerabreidte CT wdbreno
Der Ibpeienbeit ieiner Srau benz Sinbe
cine Ycrticn bes Syrup unb iagte nidts
bapcn. Die Nadt barauf f9lief aGes
wcbl unb Der tleine S6reier erwadte
am Micr9en nit beiterm @eidt. Die
Mfntter mar erfreut iber ben plSsliden
wunberbaren Bedfel unb obmObl ie lid
5uerft beleibi8t fibl.e, ais fe auiflSruns
erbtelt, ieete fc bennc6 ben @ebraua
oes Sprnps fort. Sdreience 3inber
unb f4IaflOie Na4te ftnb ibr jest nnbe.
tanut. @iue ein5elne Brcbe NIT Dem
Sprup bat nod bas 2eiben ieees Sinees
uno oas 8prurtbeil Der Wutter beFeat.
in allen Gpctbefen gu baben; % 9ents
bic 5lui6e,
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Cinderella gdn6 sgtpre.
@de Sf.SonifonitraBe unb Nbenue c..

Banif! panifl panif!
ag 1niere ioeben i'm Often a1aes -gsa
fauften 8orrdtbe an S9uben unb
Stiefeln mdhen in IA Sagen
berfauft tperben, uno fei
No. es INTERN &Dftenpreis! -Aaa
Golgenoe 8eifpiele bienem ols geueis
unferer beifpiellos niebrigen prei5e:
II berf9iebene Irten niebriger 6erren.
i9ube 5u 81 .40(En-grosBrei 81. 75)
9anbgeldbte 6errenf9ube ugongreba
gu $2.75 Cont iibli9er preis 50.
grtrafeine banb9endbte 9errni1ube gu
$3.50 (anbersuo au $3.50 bertauft.)
Rnabenf9ube u. &n6pfftiefel su $1.25
(En-gros preis $1.50).
Grtrafeine Gn6pftiefel fit Gnaben 50
(Wertb $3.50.
9amen. Pantpfeln Nr. So au tlur
Is @ts. bas paar (Wertb $1).
Seine Mdb9eni9ube bon Glaees2eber
gu nur IS Gents (@ertb $1).
&tnberf6ube gu 40, so unb 60 Gents,
Die an6erspo 60, Is gents unb 81
foften.
gabD @9ube peri@ie6ener Mrt, bot
Is Gents an.
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@ut. S5Htna q gphu.

unfere 6auptnabrung 1T unb bleibt
bas Gleii6, unb um iol@es frif9 unb
gut 5u% erlangen, farm man rnm6gIi9
eineu 5uperldifgeren Marft finben, als
ben bon Wm. S6fing & Sobn, Go.
511 NDe. s. 9ie 9erren baben benz
@ei6mad ibrer Gunben &e9nung ges
tragen unb in ibrem gtabIiHemeHt cine
falte 2uftmaf9ine erri9tet, tpeI1e alien
Nnforoerungen fir grbaltung rnb gnt=
fernung f@dbli@er Sn~srebiensen bes
Gleii9es entfpri9t. sic baben beHdns
big In ibren 8iebb6fen einen groBen
gorrotb BON Maftbieb, aug tpeI1em
rlur bas 8effe fir hire Sunben eetpdblt
tptro. Wer reel bebient fein mill, BET
beiuGe ben Marft So. 511
Npenue 3. 1,10t1i
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Gnmptuute.

Sei@terS eiteni6mera Saut unb Mu.
gen betommen einen biden gelben lies
beraug, bic 0erbauung III f9pa@, man
lplirt Elm urlangenebmes fintenbes &c.
fibl In bet Masengrube, Ser Gtubl.
gang 1T unregelmdBig, bic 5timmung
drgerli9, bas @ebd6tuiB i9wad, sus
tpeilen ettJas 9uiien, falte 6dnoe rnb
GtiBe, 5uDeilen 4ppetitmangel unb au
ai16erer 3eiten unnatiirIi9e @ier mad
ehen. tpirre i'm 2cpfe, S1wimme1 bor
ben Iugen, Mebergei9Iagenbeit, iibler
Wtberr, @efibl Der llngetpiBbeit, Of maj,
tlidt untsrlahen babe, ctpas Wi9tiges,
man ipeiB ni6t tpas gu tbun. Nimm
9 mmo 2iber=& Regulator
Der miro ale bieie @efible beieitigen
unb bid gelunb MAIDEN.
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6. $. WIuer,

205 Wef Com merceHraBe,
bdlt elm groBes un6 febr gepdbltes So
get bon Sapeten, GouIeaur,
8ilberrabmen uttb 2eifel1,
nmb ferner neben 3ei@nenzM aterialiert
aler Irt, Garben unb " nfre
der M aterialien, beionoers
9ammers fertig gemif1te
J%arben, Die beiten unb biGigifen I'm
Marfte, Die unter boiler @arantie ber=
fauft tDerben. s T. unb Spite
gelgIes unD anbere in bieies Sad
i9lagenbe Mrtifel; norin .Serr Miiaer
oas gr6Bte 2ager i'm Weffen bes Staas
tes bat. Muftrdge aus Dem 2arbe tpers
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
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bic mir um 6iefe 3eit intnter am tpertbs
t%pertbbouten mar, aufs innigite atls
fammen.
I'm biele 5tuabe 1T Sbomos i'm
@taQe nit oen Pferben, uno Der gee
biente i'm gpeiieiaale nit benz Defeu
beg SiiGes bei@dftiot. Sd pubte gut,
Wtrs. &ugbbp miife allein in ber Slide
iein, po fie uirflei9 fi@ nit Der 8eens
o;gung bes Diners gu tbun madte.
Ifrs. &usbbp-ipra6 i1 fie an: i'd
tpnlme gu Sbnen, um nod einrnaI au
berfu9sn, Sic bon Sbrem @ntidluKe
ab3ubrtngen, beifen Musfabruna bas
unglad aaer babel 8etheiligten ipdre.
Sbne Sic tplroe i'd gu @ruttbe geben,
sic oirfett ni9t fort.
sic tpeinte. SEPT beiBt es, bas ST.
len i9n1teoen, 10 lang es nod tuarm lit.
ytebn1en Sic So9 &idf9t auf mid!
gole 3ebn Sabre unb briiber fino mir
betiammen, unb nun polen Sic mid
zines Sremben balber, ben Sic faur1
@fentlert, berlaf1enl2
., es uirbe Sbomas' 6era bre6en,
faste fte unter S9lu9sen.
unb llein 6er32 9as barf gebros
den perben9
IS 1T ri6t Sbr 9era. es 1T Sbr Sea
gen, 9err, Der unter meinem Megges
ben leibet.
9o6 fiber ben Magen bes Mannes
fiihrt Der @eg gu feinem Screen.
Sbre Sbrdnen flofen lan9iamer, He
iptBte bic Sbren.
Wdr6ea Sic ni9t ftatt bes Shomas
einen anoeren Wann beiratben?
Ne! = unb mad elmer flsinen 4uufe
-ouber, es fdnbe fi9 Elm 8eKerer.
Bei bisien Mortet1 i9idte fie fd an,
5ie lebte 6anb on bas am 6euerberbe
tebenoe ghen au legen. Se6em 3opfe,
befeh Sedel fe abbob, entifr6mte Elm
Concert liebli6er 9iifte, Die mir BIG in
6as Snnerfe meiner 5eele branqeu.
Wel9' eble Semitic tuarer auf bieier
eiierne1 platte berfammeIt. Ser Sc.
oanfe, bieie 2inftIerin perIieren au
ntlifIen, bertDirrte meme Slime. gnts
l@lofen fprang i'd bonn etubfe ouf,
ben Id bisber einnabm unb rief, balb
tra9nfnnig bor Nufresung:
Sut, Mrs. &uebp. 9ie ertldrten
foeben, einen beiieren Mann als Sboz
mas tteben 3r' tpolen-i9 beiratbe sic,
oar1 mtRen Sic bleiben...
...Sbon1as lieB fi9 am uddIten
Sage pilig init Der eemi6en 9umnte
obFnben unb beiratbete 6as bibi9e
.Stubenmdo6en; unb i1-na, ib nahrn
Mers. &u9bbD 3ur Satin.
Wtan m6ge mir bic 8ef9reibuuq er=
laRen, tpie ateine Muserwdblte i'm 6pd)s
aeitsfleioe eusiab, i'm tpaaenbenG 6leier
unb nit benz Brauttranae, BET INNER
ettDas f9ief faB. Mit tpenigen @orten
n1uB i'd ie6o@ bic greignife melben,
bic fi9 gfei9 am erfte1 Sage nteiner
Jreibeitss@ mputaiion 5utrugef.
Souie bas bon ibr mod 5aqs aubpr
5ubereitete falte Triibfad eingetommeu
mar, fagte meme @attin:
96re, n1ein S9ab, mir tuerben uns
beute nod mad elmer &69im um5eben,
ooer mir miiRen utorsen i6on I'M 6otel
efen.
W1-.Q....2
@atirli6! Wir mlfen bod cine 96s
din baben.s Sd babe in meirem 2ebeu
genug gefotten unb gebraten-nun, NO
I'D cine Sabp bin, tperbe i9 feinen
Saritt mebr in bic Slide MAIDEN.
Weit biefen Wortet mari He i6 ibrer
gan5en 2dnge nod auf meiu Gopha,
tuel9es tie fir ben Meft 6es Sages nfht
msbr perlieB-.
..:.Sie belt ibr @ort nit fur9tbas
rer @enaaigteit! gfie pieber ifieg fe
aur Slide binab. ME pieoer beribrte
tie etnen &o9I6fel - unb nun lit fe
meine @attin
Sd babe ME in meinem 2eben 10
t@le9t, 10 bunbef6le6t gegefen!
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